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At 22 year old, David Yarde, who was convicted of second-degree murder—a crime he has consistently maintained he did not commit. Since 2012, he has been incarcerated, fighting not just for his freedom but for the recognition of a system that got it wrong.

High incarceration rates, combined with limited housing opportunities, create a cycle of disenfranchisement, where formerly incarcerated individuals struggle to secure stable housing due to their criminal records.

Just as King championed the cause of those who lacked a voice, EJL, Inc. looks to offer expert paralegal services in crime and housing matters in Massachusetts.

What makes this Podcast so relevant? Mass. 911 Justice is unique in its approach. The Podcast offers ample material for exploration with a focus on justice. It also provides a wide range of thought-provoking, impactful storytelling surrounding relevant topics.

ICE argues that sanctuary policies hinder law enforcement by allowing undocumented individuals with criminal records to remain in the country.